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@Brad242023
@Iris1858
Definitely get a bidet attachment or install a bidet attachment PLUS, as my wife and I have done.
In our master bathroom, we have a small, separate room (more like a closet at 3x6 feet (1x2 meters)) for the toilet which does not give us enough room for a full-blown, proper bidet unless we want to remodel which we don't.
We came up with a pretty clever and very nice alternative.
Next to the toilet there is just enough room for a small water heater (2.5-gallon capacity (9.5 liters)) because it is so nice to clean off with water at 105 degrees F (40.5 degrees C) rather than the cold water from the pipe. This water heater attaches to the cold-water line, between the wall pipe and the toilet. Coming off the water heater I installed a line with two separate hoses with their individual attachments. One hose has a bidet sprayer for cleaning the outside of the bum. The other other hose has an enema nozzle for cleaning the inside of the bum.
Originally, I had two different bidet sprayers.
The first sprayer was used for cleaning off the backside and, additionally, could also be pressed against the anus to inject water into the rectum, a.k.a. an enema. However, the bidet can spray with quite a bit of intensity like a super jet spray which can tear the tender skin of the rosebud and that produces soreness which we are trying to avoid because we don't like soreness in general and it's not good for backdoor play.
The second sprayer was for my wife for her frontside. I didn't want her to have to use the backside sprayer on her hoo-ha and get cross-contamination after I practically stuck it up my caboose for an enema.
Turns out, my wife never used the second sprayer to clean the front side or her foo-foo so I exchanged the second bidet sprayer for an enema nozzle. This way we can get nicer enemas or I can get a quick clean out for anal play without “injuring” the rosebud with the jet of the bidet sprayer.
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